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fHE CAIRO MESSENGER. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1949
Committeemen
Farmers To Choose
County Delegates 15th.
December
Georgia farmers will go to the
polls next Thursday, December
15, to choose the men who will
represent them as county and
community Production and Mar¬
keting Administration commit¬
teemen during the coming year.
In announcing the elections,
the State PMA Committee points
out that these non-partisan com¬
mittees are the local administra¬
tive units for such national farm
programs as agricultural conser¬
vation, price supports,
allotments, marketing quotas
Federal Crop Insurance.
“As representatives of
farmer-neighbors, they see to
that national and state
are adapted to local
and provide the necessary
perience and consideration
the intelligent formulation of
new programs that changing
ditons may require,” says T.
Breedlove, chairman of the
PMA Committee.
Elections will be held
ber 15 in the state’s 1,400
cultural communities,
places will be set up in
community and voting will
in very much the same
as other elections.
i men will be elected from a
of nominees by secret ballot.
At these same polling
on this date cotton farmers
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TAKE THIS, FOR EXAMPLE—A roomy 6-passenger 4-door Sedan
of 115 hp. Ideal for a family car. Available with Dynafiow Drive
as optional equipment at extra cost.
yOQK this tidy Buick — and automobile you’re getting here. dealer’s — and if you want to travel
you may near a sun sn like fortune’s favorite, the time to
saying “go ahead —get it!” The extra value of Buick’s own sign the dotted line is now!
Fireball valve-in-head straight-eight on
If so, don’t think it’s mere ambition power.
urging you to splurge. The bump-smothering gentleness I
* coil springs all wheels, I
The simple fact is that this lively of soft on ten-strike:
fashion setter is not only a car both fore and aft.
straight from your rosiest dreams, The roominess of Buick’s king- Only Buick SPECIAL h as all
but a brawny straight-eight Buick that size interiors — the lightness of I these Features ^
Practically any budget can handle! Buick controls—the new parking I
IVIatch and garaging ease of traffic-handy TRAFFIC HANDY size • more room for
prices—and you’ll find that size— I the money • DYNAFLOW DRIVE
many a six costs you more than this And completely different I optional
does. that at extra cost • JET-UNE STYLING NON¬
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and distinguished look of LOCKING BVMPER-GUARD GRILLES i
Boil it down to costs per pound — Buick’s tapered fenders, sleek I .-HIGH
and poundage in often jet-plane lines the sturdy, I PRESSURE FIREBALL STRAIGHT-EIGHT ENGINE
a car means and y
durability and longer life as shock-deflecting protection of I • COIL SPRINGING ALL AROUND LOW- :
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well as smoother riding—and you’ll that bold new front-end design. I pressure tires ON SAFETY-RIDE RIMS
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find this one right down among the greater visibiuty fore and AFT SELF
priced So ahead and listen to that .
so-called lowest cars. go locking luggage uds STEADY-RIDING
still small voice. It’s your TORQUE-TUBE .
Figure your investment over the budget, nudging you to go get I DRIVE • THREE SMART
extra years you’ll be happy in a the actual figures and replace I MODELS WITH BODY BY FISHER
Buick—check the used-car listings guesses with facts. I
and see how Buicks hang onto The place to go is your Buick | : 1
their resale value — and you’ll see ;
the wisdom in buying a better car
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MOTORS Broad Street and
Phone 155-R ECONOMY 12th Avc.-Cairo
When better automobiles are built BUICK will build them
decide in a referendum whether
or not marketing quotas will be
used for the 1950 crop.
County conventions, at which
the new county PMA committee¬
men will be chosen, are to be
completed by December 22. Ac¬
tual dates of the county conven¬
tions will be determined by the
present county and community
committees.
According to Breedlove, eligi¬
ble voters in each agricultural
community will choose from
their neighbors, a community
committee consisting of three
regular and two alternate mem¬
bers. At the same time, a dele¬
gate and alternate will be de¬
signated to represent the com¬
munity at the county convention.
Any farmer is eligible to vote
if he is an owner, operator, ten¬
ant or sharecropper on a farm
which is participating in any
program administrated through
the county PMA committee dur¬
ing 1949. This includes the ag¬
ricultural conservation program,
price supporting loans and pur¬
chase agreements and Federal
Crop Insurance.
The importance of these elec¬
tions to all farmers in the state
cannot be over-emphasized,
Breedlove says. Each farmer is
urged to go to the polls and
his vote in both the
election and cotton referendum.
FLOOR FINISHES
Whereas floors finished with
shellac or varnish takes 40 to 50
hours to dry, the new
seal finish takes only 20 hours.
The time required to apply
seal is also much shorter than
needed to apply shellac or
nish.
Love Rehberg !s
National Winner
Grady County 4-H
Girl Takes First
Alternate Prize
Miss Love Rehberg, of Reno,
state Poultry winner and dele¬
gate to the National 4-H Con¬
gress in Chicago last week was
named first alternate national
winner in poultry. If one of the
other national winners should
turn it down, she will receive a
$300 scholarship.
The 28th. National 4-H
gress closed Thursday
with the annual dinner and
well dance in the Grand
room of the Stenvens Hotel,
vention headquarters. The
gia delegation, including
country’s state and now
winner Miss Rehberg, left
cago Friday afternoon.
CHARTER REVIEW FOR
SCOUT OFFICIALS.—
The Annual Charter Review
Scout and Cub Scout officials
representatives will be held
the basement of the First
dist Church Thursday
15th. at 7:30 p. m. Mr.
Field Representative from
Suwanee River Area Council
be present.
It is hoped that every
member of both groups and
leaders, Scoutmaster,
and Senior Patrol will be
The work of the year will be
viewed and the troops
for another year.
WAYSIDE 4-H CLUB
MEETING NOV 23.__
Th e regular meeting
Wayside 4-H Club was held the
Club room on Wednesda Sday v No i mthe
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Plans »
were made to have
Christmas —■ party at 7 > a
The officers for the Club
were installed at year
a candle Jr li ght
mg ceremony under the t
ship of Miss Myrtle Walters eifc^
following will serve as
John Hester president; Carol,,
Perkins, girls vice-preaw
Jimmy dent; Jean Martin, Gainous, .boys vice-prS
B. Martin, treasurer. secretary I
The regular time for the
mgs is the first and meet
day fourth Thurs
night in each month.
The meeting adjourned with fho
4-H Club pledge.
CHICKEN PILAU SUPPER
BY WOODLAND CHURCH.
An old-fashioned chicken pil
will be au
supper served at the
Farmer’s Market next Thursday
night, December 15; hot dogs will
also be for sale.
The supper will be sponsored by
the M. Y. F. of the Woodland
Church, northeast of Cairo, and
the proceeds will go for M. Y. F
purposes, buying literature, etc!
Tickets for supper will be sold
by the M. Y. F. members. This
is a new organization for the
church and the members ask that
every one who is interested in
their success will buy a ticket and
get a plate.
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